By Elisabeth Burt A liposome is a small sphere that is derived from phospholipids and cholesterol. When these substances are mixed with water, these type of bubbles are formed. What is unique about these structures is that a part of it is soluble in water while others are not. Because of this characteristic it has become part of many applications. These structures can encapsulate different kinds of materials in it. Once it fuses itself to a membrane, it can then transfer the solution that is within it. Because of its ability to interact and...